crackarama
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No m8 there are tons of things you are gonna have to learn.Im gathering you have not been into this for long so you probably have not done on page seo optimization.Depending on your niche,you should start with social media traffic and work on that whilst you learn about seo stuff.this forums got some great info
King9
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Thanks man I am mostly in the health and fitness niche, how should I drive traffic? And yes I am new to this!
crackarama
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People on here in the niche will give you better info than me but i would build a facebook fan page of your site and when people come onto your page you have a link to your website on it so you start building traffic that way
maxkennedy
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CHeck out meatheaad1234's Google Alert method here on BHW.
mancar487
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You should invest in SEO if you are looking for organic traffic - check out the SEO section.
Alternatively, consider PPC. We have found that in some niches, it is actually more economical to spend on PPC rather than SEO.
Other ways to drive traffic is through YT videos and PR, just to mention two examples.
Mancar
Alternatively, consider PPC. We have found that in some niches, it is actually more economical to spend on PPC rather than SEO.
Other ways to drive traffic is through YT videos and PR, just to mention two examples.
Mancar
mikeisright
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Start with FREE traffic means: article writing/blog/PR distribution, SEO, etc. while using paid media (depending on your budget) to test and tweak your landing pages (if you're an affiliate) and sales funnel variables (if you're a vendor).
Mike.
Mike.
PremiumServicesOne
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PPC is the way to go, however you need to think out your campaign and what ppc settings will work best for you. Always use targeted users, and make sure your landing page is user friendly, and modernized. PPC will take you really high if used correctly
mancar487
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Agree, however, PPC cost money and when first starting out on a new campaign, it is fairly common to have negative returns (especially if you have limited targeting data to start with).
A way to mitigate this is to start with free credits - e.g. bing offers $50 coupons which can be used for the initial data gathering.
Mancar
mikeisright
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Another crucial element with PPC is planning and organizing your campaign prior to launch and having a contact guy to coordinate with to ensure the guidelines of the specific engine or platform are not breached.
Mike.
Mike.
mancar487
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Totally. Clear understanding of the platform's TOS need to be ensured before spending the first 1 cent. I would strongly recommend ensuring you understand the TOS yourself, rather than relying on someone else.
Generally, if you are banned for breaking rules, any money owed will be lost. Adwords is notorious for banning accounts days before payday, and I personally now of several people who had 5 figures owed to them at the time of banning.
Bing tends to have less restrictions than adwords, but factors such as no pop-ups on the landing page are common to both.
Mancar
Generally, if you are banned for breaking rules, any money owed will be lost. Adwords is notorious for banning accounts days before payday, and I personally now of several people who had 5 figures owed to them at the time of banning.
Bing tends to have less restrictions than adwords, but factors such as no pop-ups on the landing page are common to both.
Mancar
mikeisright
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Bing is getting more restrictive as day goes by but still has profit potential for certain niches that should not be overlooked.
Mike.
Mike.
zack sunny
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If you find any scam with Clickbank you can share your review on the Affiliatevote review portal.you can share your experience,good and bad whatever you face.I hope it will help you......Thank you.
mancar487
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It's nowhere as restrictive as adwords, and it never will be as long as google has the largest slice of the pie.
And then you put in *your* affiliate link?
Mancar
mikeisright
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I don't think there is a direct link between the share of the pie and restrictive guidelines but Bing used to be much softer and flexible.
Mike.
mancar487
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Of course there is. Google are the dominant search network, and they know that even if they put strong restrictions on advertising, they will never run short of advertisers to advertise with them.
On the other hand, as bing is much less sought after, it is still fairly easy to find decent keywords for which there is literally no ad running. And the main reason why people still bother with bing (even though search volume is much less than G), is due to cheap clicks and softer guidelines.
I can guarantee you that if bing had to place the same guidelines as G, their ad revenue will crash.
Mancar